‘Dark Winds’ Star Kiowa Gordon on Stepping Into the Spotlight for Season Four
Kiowa Gordon spoke with Awards Focus about what he drew upon to explore Chee’s struggle with identity, and being directed by co-star Zahn McClarnon.
Howie Mandel and Drew Lynch on Authenticity, Adversity, and the Thin Line Between Comedy and Tragedy
Comedy often lives in contradiction — joy born from discomfort, laughter emerging from pain, and connection forged through vulnerability. Nowhere was that tension more present than at the America’s Got Talent ... Read More...
Songwriter Mark Sonnenblick on “Golden” and the Music That Powers ‘Kpop Demon Hunters’
Mark Sonnenblick breaks down how the music of “Kpop Demon Hunters” was built to carry story, character, and emotion. Partnering closely with Ejae, he explains why the songs function like musical theater, how “Golden” emerged, and how months of revision turned an animated film into a cultural phenomenon worldwide impact.
With ‘Bugonia,’ Oscar Nominee Will Tracy Delivers His Most Provocative Screenplay Yet
With “Bugonia,” Will Tracy delivers his most provocative screenplay to date. The film’s dialogue-driven tension, polarizing final act, and awards-season momentum place the writer firmly at the center of this year’s conversation.
Film Review: ‘If I Had Legs I’d Kick You’ | Why Rose Byrne is One to Watch
Deputy Awards Editor Matthew Koss reviews "If I Had Legs I'd Kick You" in the latest episode of 'The Wandering Screen'.
Golden Globe Nominee Matthew Rhys on Embracing Villainy in ‘The Beast in Me’
In "The Beast in Me," Matthew Rhys steps into rare territory with a performance that is both unsettling and magnetic. His portrayal of Niles reveals a creative risk that has resonated strongly with critics and audiences.
‘The Paper’ Star Sabrina Impacciatore on Improvisation, and Playing TV’s Wildest New Character
'The Paper' star Sabrina Impacciatore opens up about Esmerelda’s chaos, conquering language barriers, and dancing her way through Season 1.
Film Review: ‘Avatar: Fire and Ash’ | Franchise Searches for New Fire
Deputy Awards Editor Matthew Koss reviews "Avatar: Fire and Ash" in the latest episode of 'The Wandering Screen'.
Film Review: ‘Jay Kelly’ | The Most Gorgeous Baumbach Film
Deputy Awards Editor Matthew Koss reviews "Jay Kelly" in the latest episode of 'The Wandering Screen'.
Trusting the Audience: Howard Gordon on Why ‘The Beast in Me’ Slows Down to Speed Up
Showrunner Howard Gordon discusses the architectural challenges of "The Beast in Me," explaining his role as the "midwife" who solved the story's "static premise." He reveals how his philosophy on pacing and casting, especially Matthew Rhys, was crucial to elevating the psychological thriller into an award-worthy hit.